The full text of the review article, published in Annual Review of Microbiology @annualreviews.bsky.social, is available here: doi.org/10.1146/annu...

Starting now: "The Long Arm of the Law: Executive Orders and Their Expanding Policy Influence in the US Presidency" #chsconf25

Delighted to join the @springernature.com panel at the #CharlestonConference, “Real World Impact: Supporting Researchers to Influence Policy and Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.” My themes: Libraries bridging research & policy impact—benefitting communities. @chashub.bsky.social

Starting now: Thursday Keynote, Leading in a Time of Crisis Speakers: -Xan Arch -Judith Russell -Del R. Hornbuckle Moderated by Jim O'Donnell #chsconf2025

New President's Perspective ⬇️ Through meetings like Science and Technology in Society, people from different countries, communities, and disciplines are able to gain new perspectives on addressing the ethical and societal dimensions of scientific research and technology development. #neurosociety

Handled right, AI has potential to bring back middle-skill jobs lost to the rise of computers, economists argue. Or, like the mechanized mills of the past, it could toss whole sectors out of work. ✍️ Andrew Singer knowmag.org/4orDu21

Starting now: Generative AI in Higher Ed: Libraries Leading Ethical Adoption #chsconf2025

A few photos (and song lyrics!) from Tuesday's Katina Cantina. Thank you for celebrating the one-year anniversary of Katina Magazine with us — here's to many many more #chsconf2025

A very happy birthday indeed!

Happy 1st birthday Katina Magazine! 🎂 This digital pub from @annualreviews.bsky.social, built on Ingenta #Edify, champions librarians as key knowledge stewards. Read: zurl.co/G63pK Build yours: zurl.co/hNklA #Edify#Librarians #KnowledgeManagement

2:40-3:20 ❓ Ask the Librarians: A Scholarly Kitchen Roundtable -featuring #ResourceReview committee member and Katina author Michael Rodriguez: katinamagazine.org/content/arti...

2:40-3:20 PM 🗣️ Conversations About Collection Strategies: How Distinct Institutions Address Shared Challenges -featuring Katina author Peggy Kain katinamagazine.org/content/arti...

1:15-2: 15PM ✅ ADA Title II in action -featuring #FutureOfWork Committee member Elaina Norlin

1:15-2: 15PM 💻 The Research Assistant of the Future: Crafting an Al Agent Scholarly Code of Conduct -featuring #ResourceReview committee member and Katina author Aaron Tay: katinamagazine.org/content/arti...

11:20-12:00 PM 💡 Developing The Public Interest Corpus for Al Research and Development -featuring Katina author Thomas Padilla katinamagazine.org/content/arti...

10:15-11:00 AM 🤖 Bot War: Will Evil Al-scraping Bots Succeed in Destroying our Open Digital Libraries? -featuring 3x Katina author Niels Stern: katinamagazine.org/content/arti...

10:15-11:00 AM 💎 It's Time to Rally: Stakeholder Engagement in the U.S. Diamond Open Access Landscape -featuring: #OpenKnowledge editor Kate McCready & #OpenKnowledge committee member Sharla Lair, author of this piece: katinamagazine.org/content/arti...

Katina Magazine is on a publishing break this week... because the team is in Charleston! Here are sessions featuring Katina authors and editors today👇 (links to their Katina Magazine articles in the 🧵 below)

First, a stop by @annualreviews.bsky.social. Come learn about the home of the Charleston Conference 👇 bsky.app/profile/annu...

Fancy a walk through the Vendor Showcase? Let’s go say hi to some of our exhibitors! #chsconf2025 #charleston2025

Hey #chsconf2025 attendees! Stop by the AR booth and say hi 👋 Learn what's new, grab some goodies, and connect with our team at Table 10.

Explore 30 expert reviews uncovering how science transforms health, technology, and society in our new collection: Better Living Through Science 🔗 Read it here: arevie.ws/4nCUvFq

Which ribbons are you picking up? 👀

Registration is now open! Swing on by to pick up your badge, your ribbons and your conference tote 👜 #CHSConf2025

The 2025 volume of the Annual Review of Microbiology is now online. The most read article from this new volume is the autobiographical article by Carol A. Gross "My Life as a Pioneering Woman Scientist in a Golden Age of Science and Society" arevie.ws/3WyhNkA @ucsfmicrobiome.bsky.social

...and 8 years of making it all available for free — with no paywalls and no fees. PS: Want to help keep us going? Chip in with an $8 monthly donation or a one-time gift of $88. knowablemagazine.org/support-know...

Happy birthday to us! 🥳 Today, we celebrate Knowable Magazine’s 8th year. That’s 8 years of diving into big questions in science and research; 8 years of burrowing into data and citing our sources; 8 years of evidence-based solutions and forays into wonder and awe...

🧬🧬🧬Targeting Genome Stability to Mitigate Human Aging and Disease - read now our comprehensive review article written with Debbie Toiber how we can target the most fundamental mechanisms of aging and cancer. @annualreviews.bsky.social 🔗 go.shr.lc/3JohYMp

Climbing the scaffolds and replastering this earthen building together is a beautiful sight, and a powerful metaphor for language, as I wrote in @annualreviews.bsky.social doi.org/10.1146/annu... (h/t @maartenkossmann.bsky.social)

The latest volume of the Annual Review of Anthropology is now online 🤗 The most read article is "What Ever Happened to the Anthropology of Science? From the Science Wars to the Post-Truth Era" by @nicolaslanglitz.bsky.social and Talia Dan-Cohen. arevie.ws/47nLauO

⚖️ The 2025 vol of the Annual Review of Law and Social Sciences is online. The most read article so far is "How Legal Punishment Affects Crime: An Integrated Understanding of the Law's Punitive Behavioral Mechanisms" by Benjamin van Rooij, Malouke E. Kuiper, and @dralexpiquero.bsky.social

🔓 Happy #OAWeek! Here's a look at our 10 most cited articles since AR adopted S2O 🎉 arevie.ws/4q2PYyo

Why do brain networks vary? Do these differences shape behavior? If every 🧠 is unique, how can we detect common features of brain organization? @rodbraga.bsky.social and I dig in, in @annualreviews.bsky.social (ahead of print): go.illinois.edu/Gratton2025-... #neuroskyence #psychscisky #MedSky 🧵👇

I came across this beautiful obituary for Chris Lamb in @annualreviews.bsky.social, authored by Richard Dixon: www.annualreviews.org/content/jour... It's very well written, putting his science into perspective & also painting a picture of Chris as a person and mentor. #PlantScience #PlantImmunity

The latest volume of the Annual Review of Cell and Developmental Biology is online 🔬 The most read article so far is "Fighting Enemies in Every Which Way" by Jian-Min Zhou, Hongze Wang, and Wei Wang. arevie.ws/3LcDyDX

WEBINAR: What do academic libraries need to know about emerging accreditation challenges? 🕛 Wed Oct 29, 12pm EDT 📚 Hosted by @emeraldpublishing.bsky.social & @everylibrary.bsky.social 👉 Register: www.everylibraryinstitute.org/accreditatio...

While Ukraine is resisting Russia's invasion, on the frontlines, doctors and scientists are fighting another war, one against antibiotic-resistant "superbugs". Grantee @richardastone.bsky.social spoke with those containing the deadly bacteria. Story for @knowablemag.bsky.social. bit.ly/47phkY7

🏆 Congratulations to AR's Editor of the Annual Review of Economics Philippe Aghion for his Nobel Prize in Economics

Headed to #fbm25 Frankfurt Buchmesse @buchmesse.de? We've got a treat for you - a micro Charleston Conference just before the real deal. • AI in Academic #Libraries and #Publishing • US Funding Cuts Imperil Open Infrastructure Globally Learn more here: arevie.ws/fbm25 See you there!

Appreciating the art with fellow @annualreviews.bsky.social for vision science board members Roland Fleming and @shinyanishida.bsky.social .

🎉 Today we’re excited to share the 10 most cited articles since AR adopted S2O in 2023! Let’s celebrate 10/10 with this special top 10 list! 🗓️ arevie.ws/4q2PYyo

📣 2025 volume of the Annual Review of Environment and Science is online! Most read article is "Overshoot: A Conceptual Review of Exceeding and Returning to Global Warming of 1.5°C" arevie.ws/3IF0OKf @andyreisinger.bsky.social @janfuglestvedt.bsky.social @chrisd-jones.bsky.social

It’s 10/10 and we have a special top 10 for you! 🗓️ Check out AR’s 10 most cited articles since we adopted S2O. Topics include freshwater fish invasions, self-compassion theory, and organic research. From psychology to astronomy, there’s a lot to learn from this list! 👏 arevie.ws/4q2PYyo

The 2025 volume of the Annual Review of Resource Economics is now online. The most read article so far is "Earth-Economy Modeling: Advances in Linking Economic and Ecosystem Models" by Justin Andrew Johnson et al. @beckyck.bsky.social arevie.ws/4h3Zi0U

Our review is out 🎉 We discuss how neural computations in the retina shape behavior, continuing the top-down tradition of Lettvin et al.'s classic bug-detector neurons Check it out 👀 arevie.ws/46HMEjd @annualreviews.bsky.social w/ coauthors @serenariccitelli.bsky.social @annaintegrated.bsky.social

Are Carbon Offsets Fixable? - @annualreviews.bsky.social www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...

Thrilled that our article in @annualreviews.bsky.social of Fluid Mechanics is out! “Fluid Mechanics Challenges in Direct‑Ink‑Writing Additive Manufacturing” doi.org/10.1146/annu.... I am grateful to the two co-authors, @raytyler.bsky.social and Brett Compton. @univofmaryland.bsky.social

How is democracy changing? Explore expertly authored reviews on democracy and inequality. We’ve added podcast summaries for select reviews. 🔗 Read or listen now: arevie.ws/DC_BS #Democracy #PoliticalScience

💉 The most recent Annual Review of Virology is now online. Most read article so far is "In Transition: How Influenza Virus Switches from Transcription to Genome Replication" by Tao Deng et al. arevie.ws/42kxUFU For full TOC: arevie.ws/3IDG4Cz